Lobbies Drive Up Costs For Taxpayers In 1931 Budget
A financial analysis notes special interest charges in the 1931 budget, detailing costs for meat inspection and other agricultural programs. It argues fees could relieve the treasury, citing Packers and Packers and dairy lobbies, and notes the department of commerce funds aviation advancement at over eight million dollars.
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Bureau of Navigation
Treasury
Washington
Patent Office
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
Federal Treasury
Department of Commerce
Should the public pay for infant industry aid and bureau services
The piece argues that many government services favor private interests and exporters, funded by taxpayers. It suggests charging fees to beneficiaries to reduce the public burden, noting examples from foreign trade, steamboat inspection, standards, and various bureaus. It previews a future on travel cost scrutiny.
Woman Driver and Constable Clash Over Accident
A dialogue captures a motorist denying fault after a wide road collision. The constable asks what she could have done, and the woman retorts that she screamed to warn others, claiming she did react.
Good Examples Outweigh Lectures in Parenting Advice
A columnist urges parents to model good behavior rather than lecture daily. Overbearing scrutiny harms family bonds, as fathers and mothers pry into private affairs. Youths learn from living example more than continuous admonition.
Dear Miss Manners on a Husband Who Needs Rest
Advice warns that excessive toil harms health and judgment and a weekend at a lake without the family could renew energy. A week or two off may make him a better worker and prevent nervous or physical breakdown if he can find time for recreation.
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Miss Manners
A Gay Deceiver and Miss Manners Advice
Betty Ross warns that money often harms romance while a Miss Manners reply tackles two suitors dating the same girl. Jim and Ed ask how to handle a love triangle as readers weigh in on honesty and continuing to date during an engagement uncertainty.
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Miss Manners
Jim
Playground Ukelele Classes Begin Next Tuesday
Playground commission launches ukelele classes at Roosevelt and Daniels playgrounds with Ida May Dunlap supervising. Sessions run 2 to 3 p.m for beginners and 3 to 4 p.m for advanced on Tuesdays and Thursdays for east and west side groups. Free lessons require each child to provide a instrument and donations are invited to city hall.
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Playground Commission
Ida May Dunlap
West Side
Roosevelt Playground
Daniels Playground
East Side
Miss Dunlap
Coe College
L. W. Dunlap
Elmhurst Drive
Clare Nichols
City Hall
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